Thread: .22lr suppressor

A question please..... I'm totally confused as to which brand of suppressor to get for my new (factory threaded) Savage MkII .22LR? Any recommendations? Thanks

I don't think it matters much if using subs. I had a Hushpower Braveheart which did a great job. Sold it to another forum member. Now have a Hardy over-barrel which does exactly the same thing at twice the price, but keeps overall gun length down a bit.

popular brand is DPT. Modular , can be taken apart for cleaning , can add or subtract baffles as wanted . I own several of theirs and have been very happy with them.

Originally Posted by Ftx325

popular brand is DPT. Modular , can be taken apart for cleaning , can add or subtract baffles as wanted . I own several of theirs and have been very happy with them.

Who the fuck cleans a suppressor, screw it on , screw it off after use............game over

Originally Posted by viper

Who the fuck cleans a suppressor, screw it on , screw it off after use............game over

You can't shoot much 22lr through your suppressor.
After 500+ rounds they need to be cleaned or lead and carbon fouling will build up very heavily and cause accuracy to turn to shit.

Originally Posted by Beetroot

You can't shoot much 22lr through your suppressor.
After 500+ rounds they need to be cleaned or lead and carbon fouling will build up very heavily and cause accuracy to turn to shit.

Wow that's an assumption and a total load of bullshit at the same time, excellent.
Mate I was going to give a long and wordy reply but I don't have the time.

To keep it brief I live in Central Otago and get given ammo and paid at times by farmers to shoot rabbits so your assumption that I don't shoot much 22 lr is incorrect .
I never clean a suppressor , yes they do get a lot of gunk in them and I shoot sub sonic which is dirty stuff.
Explain to me how a dirty suppressor causes loss of accuracy ?? the projectile isn't being affected by touching the fouling, internal volume maybe fractionally reduced but that doesn't effect accuracy and some people think a dirty suppressor is even quieter.

I run a DPT ( totally frozen together ) on a 17HMR and a Hardy rimfire suppressor on a 10/22, between them they consume 7000 plus rounds a year and are never cleaned but both rifles are very accurate.
Clean your rifle , clean your bore but cleaning your suppressor is not needed and the statement your accuracy will turn to shit is total rubbish.

Just to show I shoot, the jar is full of 17 HMR fired brass, about 5500 rounds in there and collected in under 16 months, that's a fraction of the 22 ammo I shoot..... if cleaning your suppressor makes you feel better then by all means do it but I got better shit to do with my time

Whoa @viper...a bit to much caffeine this morning?
I agree it doesn't affect accuracy. I've had a suppressor on my papoose for nearly 20 yrs and that's a one piece unit , I couldn't clean it if I wanted to but the rifle is still pinpoint accurate. That said I occasionally take our dpt's apart and give them a wipe simply because I can. Call it pride of ownership...

Originally Posted by viper

Wow that's an assumption and a total load of bullshit at the same time, excellent.
Mate I was going to give a long and wordy reply but I don't have the time.

To keep it brief I live in Central Otago and get given ammo and paid at times by farmers to shoot rabbits so your assumption that I don't shoot much 22 lr is incorrect .
I never clean a suppressor , yes they do get a lot of gunk in them and I shoot sub sonic which is dirty stuff.
Explain to me how a dirty suppressor causes loss of accuracy ?? the projectile isn't being affected by touching the fouling, internal volume maybe fractionally reduced but that doesn't effect accuracy and some people think a dirty suppressor is even quieter.

I run a DPT ( totally frozen together ) on a 17HMR and a Hardy rimfire suppressor on a 10/22, between them they consume 7000 plus rounds a year and are never cleaned but both rifles are very accurate.
Clean your rifle , clean your bore but cleaning your suppressor is not needed and the statement your accuracy will turn to shit is total rubbish.Attachment 149478

Just to show I shoot, the jar is full of 17 HMR fired brass, about 5500 rounds in there and collected in under 16 months, that's a fraction of the 22 ammo I shoot..... if cleaning your suppressor makes you feel better then by all means do it but I got better shit to do with my time

I've tested it with both my suppressors and after 2 bricks of CCI standard velocity through them they need cleaning.
Groups will clearly grown to almost double the size and get more fliers, I don't know what exactly causes it but it happens for both my DPT and ASE, and my Tikka and CZ.

I even posted a thread years ago comparing groups before and after suppressor cleaning.
I guess I was wrong about you not shooting much 22 but I'm not wrong about cleaning rimfire suppressors.

DPT are awesome, I have two of their centrefire suppressors, but haven't owned one of their rimfire suppressors. It's a shame they don't make an over-barrel rimfire suppressor, otherwise I would have happily given them my money.

im considering using an overbarrel 223 suppressor like I had on the ar...I believe that was the same 1/2 x 28 thread and used to shoot 22 out of that and was no louder than my 22 marlin fitted with gunworks 22 suppressor. probably slightly quieter.

I have 2 DPT rimfire, 1 centrefire. Love my DPT cans, you can also add and remove baffles as they are modular.

I considered a DPT over-barrel centrefire suppressor for my rimfire, but it's quite a bit of unnecessary bulk/weight to carry around. My brand loyalty doesn't extend that far!

Cannot go wrong with the DPT rimfire suppressor. Put about 3000 rounds through mine, and it has only been pulled apart and cleaned once. No signs of corrosion, so I suspect it will last as long as the barrel.
Best suppressor I have had, would have to be one of those slip on plastic ones, with a massive internal volume. Cannot remember the brand. Downside is it was F'n ugly.
I did use a centrefire 22 overbarrel suppressor on a 22lr with subs. Was no better or worse than the DPT muzzle can.

Whichever one you choose, thread halfway through the barrel if it wiggles too much it’s likely to hit the side. Dpt seems very tight fit.

I run 2x DPT as well - 22lr and 6.5 creedmoor - work great, use the 22lr with subs now nothing except the semi cycling in terms of noise.
My hearing is pretty shot so I only shoot suppressed to save what I have left